Negasilus belli Curran, 1934
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4662.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5583751 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/7708F17A-B810-E52E-63F1-FB4D61C5F8C8 |
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Plazi |
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Negasilus belli Curran |
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Negasilus belli Curran View in CoL
Negasilus belli Curran, 1934: 184 View in CoL .
Recognition characters: Brown gray species; length 8–9 mm; mystax white; thorax gray and brown pollinose; scutellum gray pollinose; scutellar setae and bristles lacking; wings with brownish aspect; abdomen gray pollinose; legs, femora black except for reddish band at apex; tibiae reddish brown with black anteriorly; first tarsal segment brown with rest black.
Distribution: ALBANY: Laramie, 29 July 1934 ( RO & VDC - UMI); 13 July1937 ( CLJ-UK); 9 July 1956; 64 km NE of Laramie, 13 July1937 (RHB-Martin coll.); Tie Siding, 26 June 1940 ( MT & HBJ - SCU); Univ. of Wyoming Agronomy Farm, Laramie, 9 July 1956. LARAMIE: Pine Bluffs, 6 July 1966; 22 June–5 July 1967 ( RJL). NIOBRARA: Lusk, 14 July 1937 ( RHB, CLJ-UK). PLATTE: Camp Guernsey, WANG, 2001b ( CSU, GMAD). SWEETWATER: 366 River Mile Green River, 6 July 1959 ( BCH) (specimen in UU, ECNHMU); UINTA: Evanston, 15 July 19 - ( RFK-USU); Lonetree, 17 July 1961 ( GFK) (specimen in CAS). Recorded from Wyoming by: Adisoemarto (1967) (Laramie); Geller-Grimm (2018); Martin (1975).
Habitat: Pine-douglas fir forest (clearings within the forest where shrubs and grasses are dominant), sagebrush steppe shrub and grassland, and grama-needlegrass-wheatgrass and grama-buffalo grass grassland vegetation types. Collected in field of reed grass ( Calamagrostis sp.), bordering a small stream (deer fly habitat).
Ethology: Limited information (see Lavigne et al. 1968).
Prey: DIPTERA (see Lavigne et al. 1968).
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